this is the information about reykjavík. reykjavík and the authorities of this city for solidarity. iro, we congratulate you. good day. what's in the news , and i congratulate you colleagues. literally in a moment, i will tell you this information, so wait

thank you , reykjavík, residents and authorities of this city for solidarity. just yes, we haven't leftryna koval is already with us iro we congratulate you good day what's in the news and i congratulate you colleagues i will tell you this information in just a moment, so please wait in ukraine at 15:00 news time on the espresso tv channel in the studio iryna koval greets all the viewers and just now i will tell you about the most important events at this time, russian terrorists shelled nikopol in the dnipropetrovsk region at night and in the morning. this was reported by the head of the nikopol district state administration, yevhen yevtushenko, according to preliminary data, seven people were injured information there are no casualties at the moment and the occupiers are shelling civilian objects every day in zaporizhzhia apartment buildings in the city center are being destroyed hospitals and educational institutions were attacked today by kamikaze missiles and drones a number of energy and industrial infrastructure facilities were destroyed and more than 20 high-rise buildings and 1

the only way it can end yes yes we very much believe in it lviv goes to berlin around the rim of reykjavík washington, and then the alarm clock wakes up, and the patriot wakes up on an old worn-out sofa. oh, what a good dream it was , more often. the first days of the whisperer in the rescue operation did not accidentally move the military operation called rescue. and now everything is on the path of war . grandfather offers to wipe lviv and kharkov off the face of the earth, so that lviv is not close to you, but no one came close to ukraine. beat up the proud kharkiv, there's no such thing as russia - it kills ukrainians very precisely, and they even respond with courage. we cut it like a scalpel, but damn it, with point rockets, dozens of dead civilians were destroyed every day at the houses of the elderly, the houses were destroyed and the animals were destroyed for coins, and in this world we have bad news for the nightingale. life is so arranged that for words, wounds or late come and ask and it will not matter an employee of the special services during the interrogation, or were you

then we had the situation in reykjavik where we were all, you know, six people crashing in two roomssome time, you know, so, in 2009, i put all my furniture into storage and dissolved my apartment as well, and we were just living on the road basically, so iwas people crashing on other people's couches or living in small-time hotel rooms, you know, in order to work on this project. male voice: this is two-six roger. i'll pop flares. we also have one individual movin'. we're lookin' for weapons. if we see a weapon, we're gonna engage. michael: the collateral murder video changed everything. male voice: yeah, bushmaster, we have a van that's approaching and picking up the bodies. daniel: the major thing that happened was that it became news all over the world. male voice: where's that van at? male voice: right down there by the bodies. male voice: okay, yeah. daniel: there was no immediate backlash from the united states military to that. i mean, there was a reaction, but there was no backlash in the sense that there was a threat or suddenly anybody was worried th we would be arrested o

>> guest: the most interesting one was the reykjavÍk summit in 1986.that was a one so dramatic because look like they were on the cusp of a deal to eliminate strategic nuclear weapons. which was unthinkable in the decade before that and all fell apart at the end because reagan wouldn't concede to gorbachev demand to give of the defense initiative. that was always the drama of it that if one concentrated on. i got my hands on the soviet transcript of their face-to-face meetings which was much more complete than the state department notes. at times they would have these really tough arguments on ideology. reagan is arguing about we have a two-party system. you have a one-party system. gorbachev says the one party system is orthodox marxism. reagan says i respect your system and went to coexist but i would like to persuade you to become a a member of the republican party. gorbachev was nonplussed. an interesting idea. can we get back to nuclear weapons now? there's other arguments in that particular meeting that dared off of the arms control stuff. >> hos

the most interesting one was the reykjavik summit. the one that was so dramatic because it looked like they were on the cusp of a deal. unthinkable in the decades before that. it all fell apart at the end because reagan would not concede the demand to get rid of the defense initiative. that was always the drama of a. i got my hands on the soviet transcript of their face-to-face meetings, which was more complete. at times, they would have really tough arguments on ideology. reagan was arguing, we have a one-party system or two-party system. and gorbachev says, i respect your system and we have to coexist. but reagan says, i would like to persuade you to become a member of the republican party. gorbachev was a little nonplussed. he said an interesting idea. can we get back to nuclear arms now? john: did the public know that they were having these exchanges? steven: no. they were both smiling and one talk. reagan was very tough, but also friendly. reagan came back from geneva saying, i think he is a different kind of leader. i think marg

i was on the plane in the right back from reykjavik. it was just like the tax cuts. he said no. time and use weaken the whole world was about to make him the great peacemaker. he, said no, i'm going home to nancy. he was being detailed by the soviets. the only two people on that plane who were happy, i don't know about reagan, because we knew what had happened. we knew he had done -- well for different reasons. i said, mister president, everybody wanted a treaty. let me tell you something. he read it there and his eyes were filled with tears, i couldn't believe. it i said, you've done with the american people have always wanted an american president to do. you stood up to the russians. it was the same courage you point out about the tax cuts at the critical moment. >> the reason i talked about patco, -- >> the soviets notice that. >> that's right. that's where i'm going. it happened early. it was one of those moments -- you think i'm not gonna lower taxes? you think i'm not going to slam down the soviet union like i said? you think we are going to go ahead with our defense bill?

italian janick siner. a curious episode happened during the fischer world chess championship in reykjavikiceland american grandmaster, wesley soft of the game with the russian ian nepomniachtchi forgot one of the fundamental rules the american suddenly decided that he could castle after shah although it is strictly forbidden in all varieties of the game